Richmond City Code 74-2 imposes juvenile curfew on minors under 18. Curfew runs 11 PM to 5 AM Sunday through Thursday and midnight to 5 AM Friday and Saturday. Exceptions for parental accompaniment, employment, and emergencies.
Minor found in public places during curfew hours may be detained and parents/guardians notified. Police may transport the minor home or to a designated location. Parents who knowingly permit curfew violations are also liable. Exceptions include: accompanied by parent/guardian, traveling to/from work or school activity, responding to emergency, or exercising First Amendment rights.
Minor: Class 4 misdemeanor, up to $250 fine. Parent permitting violation: Class 4 misdemeanor. Third violation: possible referral to juvenile court.
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